Calling all relaxation seekers! The sellout Aldi hot tub is back and currently available for £199.99 down from its usual £299.99 price point – it's just the thing to add a touch of fun and luxury to your garden.
Let's be real, there's no denying that a hot tub instantly screams summer. It's the perfect addition to any outdoor living room idea and mind you, probably worth nabbing before the heat really starts to kick in when the seasons change.
Aldi has been right on the nose, dishing out some of the best garden furniture pieces on the market right now, from their cult hanging egg chair to the fan-favourite rattan bistro set – and now, shoppers can hop on this luxurious garden trend themselves without a hefty price tag.
Aldi hot tub
The coveted inflatable Aldi hot tub is available exclusively online, priced at £199.99 – 33% off its typical retail price of £299.99. We've noticed that this is the cheapest price the hot tub has ever been, having peaked at £349.99 in past years so you know the drill – run, don't walk.
The Aldi hot tub is equipped with a variety of features. It has 135 air jets to soothe and relax, heated bubbles, and a 795-litre capacity, allowing up to four people to enjoy and relax at once.
Complete with two headrests, a thermal ground cloth, a user-friendly control panel, a carry bag, and an insulated and lockable cover, shoppers can be transported into paradise whenever they need.
Despite its affordable price point, rest assured that the hot tub delivers on value and has racked up an average 4-and-a-half star review rating on the Aldi website, with over 300 of those reviews giving it a 5-star rating.
The inflatable hot tub's user-friendly control panel
One shopper praised it saying, 'For the price, you can't fault the quality and sturdiness of this hot tub. Much better than the round models. Lots of room. Bubbles are amazing and nice, thick comfortable floor makes this feel like a more expensive model.'
Standard hot tubs can set you back several thousands of pounds, so just under £200 is a steal, to say the least. Remember last year's heatwave? If this year follows suit, it's probably best to act sooner than later on a cooling solution that can be enjoyed in the comfort of your own home.
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